ThreeStrands v0.125.1

New

• You can now set more than one block of working hours on a day in Settings → Availability, for example 9:00–12:00 and 13:00–17:00 to keep your lunch hour free. Suggested meeting times leave the gaps alone.
• Image attachments on a message now show a small preview of the picture, so you can tell them apart without opening each one.
• When an email announces events, such as a school or club calendar, Get Brief and Ask about this conversation now offer each one as an event you can add to your calendar at its stated time. Events with a date but no time yet are added as all-day events.
• New events can now be marked All day and given a location.
• Newsletters and other bulk mail now show who sent them in the side panel: how many emails they've sent, how often, and how many you've read, with one-click Unsubscribe, Archive for everything still in your Inbox from them, and New Split… to give them their own tab. Mute… goes further: new mail from that sender is marked read and archived as it arrives, on all your devices, and you can review muted senders in Settings → Muted Senders. If you sync between devices, update ThreeStrands on each of them to share muted senders.
• A new Trust section shows whether your mail server verified the sender, which sites the links open, and any tracking images. It also appears on any email where a link's text names a different site than it opens, or replies would go to another organization.
• Attachments that could harm your computer, such as programs, Office files with macros, disk images, attached web pages, and files disguised as documents like invoice.pdf.exe, now show a warning and the reason in the message and in Files, before you open them.
• Files can now mark a file's email as spam with Mark Spam, which removes its files from Files. Undo brings them back.
• On macOS, Files now shows a preview of the selected file, such as the first page of a PDF or document, above its details. Click the preview to open the file. Files that could harm your computer are never previewed.

Improved

• Times you offer or confirm in a reply now end with a familiar time zone abbreviation such as EDT or PST, instead of a name like America/New_York.
• Attachments on a message now say what each part does: click the filename to open it, use the save button to save a copy, and the star at the end keeps it in Files. Attachments stacked in a column now line up.
• Suggestions now read up to 10,000 characters of each message, so events further down a long newsletter aren't missed.
• In Files, the details panel now lines up with its heading, and the Star button has a label like Open and Save as… beside it. Hover over the sender's name to see their contact card, or click it to open them in Contacts. Open is now the main button, and Source conversation shows just the email's subject instead of repeating the sender and date.

Fixed

• Returning to Files no longer briefly shows files from emails you marked as spam or deleted while you were away.
• Emails written as preformatted text, such as some security and system notices, now wrap long lines to fit the reading pane instead of cutting them off at the edge.
• Small icons in emails that specify only an image height now keep their proportions instead of appearing squeezed beside text.
• Hovering over a message no longer shows a stray "Message content" tooltip.
• An email that lists more than 10 events or to-dos no longer makes suggestions fail. The first 10 are shown, along with a note saying how many more there were.
• Suggested meeting cards no longer flash "Checking your calendar…" from time to time while you read.
• Adding an announced event to your calendar no longer invites the person who sent the email.
• The notice that an account is set up on another device is now a small message in the bottom-left corner, alongside app update notices, instead of a panel filling the window.
• In the side panel's Files list, the star no longer covers the date. It now sits after the show-email button, under the date.
• The reply, reply all, and forward buttons beside a sender's name now line up with the name instead of sitting slightly below it.

Full release history · Code changes since v0.116.1